I see what others miss,
and I build the fix.
Neurodivergent strategist based in San Antonio. Logistics background, behavior-first thinking, and systems built for real humans — including the software I build for small shops.
The short version
I'm Tyler Parriski — a neurodivergent strategist based in San Antonio, TX. My background is in logistics, warehouse leadership, and rideshare operations. I approach everything with point of performance thinking: what needs to happen, exactly when and where it matters most.
That turns into software more often than not. When a tool I need doesn't exist — or exists but gets in its own way — I build my own. Some of it stays on my machine. Some of it grew into products I'm still building out.
I write about what I've learned the hard way: cars, homes, people, systems, and the brain that won't stop noticing everything wrong with how things are designed.
Currently
- 🧾Selling PlugPoint, a point-of-sale system for small shops
- 🚗Running Olympus Ride, premium private driving in SA
- 🧵Designing for BrokenFilterCo, neurodivergent apparel
- 🧠Pursuing my RBT certification
- 🐾Planning Paws of Olympus, the indoor dog park
- 🦴Hanging out with Athena, my dog and best collaborator
What I've Built
Real products, not portfolio pieces. Each one started because something I needed didn't exist yet — or existed badly. Several of them are still being finished, and they're labelled honestly.
PlugPoint
A complete register system for independent shops: barcode checkout, inventory synced across every device, an online storefront, staff permissions, and licence keys. I built the whole stack — app, cloud sync, licensing, seller tooling, docs.
Then I noticed the hard part wasn't the shop, it was counting things and knowing what you have — and that problem is everywhere. So the same engine got pointed at a kitchen, a bar, and a stockroom.
Scantry
The kitchen version of the engine. Scan groceries as you unload, check what you already own from the store aisle, get warned before food expires. Works fully offline. Built ND-first — it assumes you'll forget to use it and doesn't punish you for it.
Backseat.io
A tablet app passengers control in their own language. They tap the phrase they need, you read it in English and get a silent ping — 14 languages, no translator app, no awkward moments. Plus comfort controls, local picks, games, and a tipping QR. Came straight out of 7,000+ rides.
Olympus Ride Services
Flat-rate zone pricing, no surge, no surprises. 7,000+ rides of experience behind the wheel, plus experience packages for date nights and airport runs. Pet friendly, with a free SA Local's Guide for every rider.
BrokenFilterCo
Apparel designed by and for neurodivergent people — with humor, honesty, and zero apologies. Every piece is chosen for sensory comfort: soft combed cotton, tagless, relaxed fits that don't cling. Representation should feel as good as it looks.
Paws of Olympus
A membership-based, climate-controlled indoor dog park built to solve for extreme Texas heat — park access plus daycare, grooming, training, and a human lounge. Greek-themed branding, neurodivergent-friendly environment design. Every other venture feeds into making this real.
Pick Your Path
Writing
Brain dumps, hard-won life lessons, behavioral case studies, and advocacy. Everything I've learned, written down so I don't forget it.
Building
PlugPoint point-of-sale and the three apps built on its engine, Backseat.io, BrokenFilterCo apparel, Olympus Ride — and the long-term dream, Paws of Olympus.
Work With Me
10+ years in warehouse leadership, logistics, and operations — plus a habit of building the software that fixes what I find. Forklift certified, FEMA trained.
Let's Talk
Whether you need a ride, want a demo of PlugPoint, want to talk strategy, or just want to have a real conversation — I'm always down to connect.
If something here helped you out, you can throw a couple of bucks my way. Never expected, always appreciated.